Ingrown Toenail Corns & Calluses Hammer Toe Warts Bunion Heel pain Intermetatarsal Neuromau

Condition: Ingrown Toenail - results in redness, swelling, soreness and possible infection; often painful. Condition: Corns & Calluses - Frequently caused by ill-fitting shoes, poor quality shoes, or various foot deformities. Condition: Hammer Toe - An abnormal contraction of one or more toes that often causes them to rub on the top of the shoe. Condition: Warts - Circular growths, usually found on the toes or the bottoms of the feet that are caused by viruses. Condition: Bunion - A deviation of the bone behind the big toe. Condition: Heel Pain (Plantar Fasciitis) - An irritation of the ligament running along the bottom of the foot and attaching to the heel, commonly causing pain upon arising in the morning or following increased activity. Condition: Ankle sprain - Condition that results from an inherently unstable ankle, trauma, or as a result of an athletic injury. Condition: Intermetatarsal Neuroma - Any irritative process of the common digital nerve branch that supplies the plantar (bottom) of adjacent toes. It most frequently involves the nerve that supplies sensation to adjacent sides of the third and fourth toes, but can also affect other toes of the foot. A neuroma is not cancerous and is not a true tumor but a scar. Therefore, a neuroma is a benign enlargement of the nerve. back to the top